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Criminal offenses are crimes for which criminals can be tried. Those studied by psychologists include:
- Abandonment
- Acquaintance rape
- Age discrimination
- Arson
- Assisted suicide
- Battered child syndrome
- Battered females
- Bioterrorism
- Child abuse
- Child grooming
- Child neglect
- Disability discrimination
- Domestic violence
- Driving under the influence
- Elder abuse
- Employment discrimination
- Fraud
- Gambling
- Genocide
- Harrassment
- Hate crimes
- Homicide
- Human trafficking
- Illegal drug distribution
- Incest
- Infanticide
- Intimate partner violence
- Kidnapping
- Kleptomania
- Partner abuse
- Pathological gambling
- Patient abuse
- Pedophilia
- Persecution
- Physical abuse
- Political assassination
- Pornography
- Prostitution
- Race and ethnic discrimination
- Rape
- Runaway behavior
- School violence
- Serial homicide
- Sex discrimination
- Sex offenses
- Sexual abuse
- Sexual harassment
- Shoplifting
- Social discrimination
- Stalking
- Terrorism
- Theft
- Torture
- Vandalism
- Victimization
- Violent crime
See also